60% of Gen Z Britons Want New Vote to Rejoin EU, Poll Finds
Exclusive polling reveals 60% of 18-28 year olds in Britain would vote to rejoin the EU, with 50% deeming Brexit a failure. Among likely voters, support for rejoining reaches 81%.
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Brexit Promises 10 Years On: What Actually Happened?
Ten years after the Brexit referendum, we examine 13 key Vote Leave promises—from £350m a week for the NHS to taking back control of borders—and assess which ones were kept, broken, or remain ambiguous.
Starmer's Legacy: Immigration Fall, Mixed Crime Record
Keir Starmer steps down after two years. Data shows record fall in net migration, NHS waiting times improving, renewable energy surge, but mixed crime and justice record.
Guardian Columnists Debate Brexit's Legacy 10 Years On
Three Guardian columnists reflect on Brexit's impact: economic costs, racism, and the path forward. They debate whether leaving the EU made UK richer or more divided.
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Burnham Set to Become UK's Next PM After Starmer Quits
Andy Burnham is expected to become the UK's seventh prime minister in a decade after Keir Starmer resigned. Challenges include the economy, EU relations, and devolution.
Hanson: Parental Leave Will Force Small Businesses to Fold
Pauline Hanson claims paid parental leave will force small businesses to fold, despite no law requiring employers to pay. Labor criticises her understanding of the policy.
Chalmers: Taylor Trying to ‘Out-One Nation One Nation’
During fiery question time, Jim Chalmers accused Angus Taylor of attempting to 'out-One Nation One Nation' over his refusal to define Australia's multicultural society.
‘We’re out’: The Story of the Brexit Campaign Told by Insiders
The inside story of the five months in 2016 that shaped the UK’s future, from Boris Johnson’s decision to back Leave to Jo Cox’s murder and David Cameron’s resignation, told by those with a front-row seat.
Trump migrant crackdown devastates nurses and patients
The Trump administration's revocation of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Honduras and other countries has forced thousands of healthcare workers out of jobs, worsening staff shortages in US hospitals and nursing homes.
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Alan Greenspan: Charming, Powerful, and Wrong
Robert Reich reflects on Alan Greenspan's legacy, blaming his deregulation for the 2008 financial crisis and recounting a revealing imagined conversation.
Stefanovic Praises Far-Right Activist Tommy Robinson
Karl Stefanovic praised UK far-right activist Tommy Robinson's 'tenacity' and 'courage' in his podcast, where Robinson criticized Islam, multiculturalism, and hate speech laws without challenge.
Trump's Iran War Claims: A Self-Made Catastrophe
Sidney Blumenthal argues Trump's repeated victory claims in the Iran war only deepened a self-made catastrophe, obliterating any rationale for the conflict and leading to strategic loss.
Mystery Surrounds US Strike on Tren de Aragua Leader
A US-Venezuela joint operation killed Tren de Aragua leader Héctor Guerrero Flores, but details are scarce. Experts question the impact on crime and suspect it may pave the way for US mining investments.
Brexit Vote 10 Years On: Why Leaving EU Was Right
Ten years after the Brexit vote, Guardian columnist Larry Elliott restates his leftwing case for leaving the EU, arguing Europe isn't working and Brexit created opportunity for change.
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NY Democratic Primaries Test Left Flank in Trump Era
New Yorkers vote in Democratic primaries that will reveal the strength of the party's left flank and shape the battle for US House control in November.
Owen Jones: Starmer's Unprincipled Premiership Was Dismal
Owen Jones argues Keir Starmer was not a decent man undone by events but an unprincipled politician who abandoned promises, from Gaza to Mandelson, leaving a disastrous legacy.
Taylor Refuses to Back Multiculturalism, Chalmers Hits Back
Angus Taylor repeatedly refuses to endorse multiculturalism, sidestepping questions. Treasurer Jim Chalmers accuses him of playing 'footsie' with One Nation's 'monoculture' push.
MLB Defends Pride Policy After Bible Verse Caps Row
MLB commissioner Rob Manfred defended the league's Pride policy in a letter to Senator Josh Hawley, stating Giants pitchers were not properly informed they could opt out of wearing Pride caps, and no discipline was imposed.
Guardian Q&A: Brexit 10 Years On and Burnham's Rise
Join a Guardian journalist for a Q&A marking 10 years since the UK's Brexit vote, with questions on Andy Burnham's likely ascent to prime minister after Starmer's premiership ends.
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Europe's Media Baffled by UK's Post-Brexit Turmoil
European media liken Downing Street to a transit station as Keir Starmer becomes the sixth UK PM to resign since 2016, with Brexit blamed for chronic instability.
Nationalist group leaders stop St George’s flags in Oxfordshire
Leaders of the nationalist group Raise the Colours agreed in the high court to stop hoisting England flags on lamp-posts in Oxfordshire after the council sought an injunction, citing intimidation of staff.
Rubio to Visit Gulf Allies Amid US-Iran Ceasefire Divisions
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio visits UAE, Kuwait, and Bahrain to reassure Gulf allies of US security commitment after the 60-day ceasefire with Iran, amid fears Tehran will use unfrozen assets for military buildup.
UK Put UAE Ties Ahead of Sudan Genocide Prevention: MPs
The British government prioritized relations with the UAE over preventing genocide in Sudan, ignoring intelligence on Ethiopian support for the RSF, a Yale investigator will tell MPs.
UK could rejoin EU on 'short' timeline, says Barnier
Michel Barnier says the UK could rejoin the EU quickly due to regulatory alignment, but warns there will be 'no cherrypicking' on single market rules.
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EU Under Fire for Hosting Taliban Delegation in Brussels
Rights campaigners and MEPs warn that EU-Taliban talks risk normalising a regime that has banned girls from school and erased women from public life, with two leaders accused of crimes against humanity.
JD Vance's Book Tour Amid Iran Diplomacy
US Vice-President JD Vance promotes his new memoir 'Communion' amid Iran negotiations, admitting he doesn't understand diplomatic protocols. Critics pan the book, and review platforms restrict feedback.
Trump: Iran Agreed to Highest Level Nuclear Inspections
Trump announced Iran agreed to top nuclear inspections. Iran denies IAEA access to bombed sites. Tensions persist over inspections and sanctions.
Starmer Loyalists Urge Jones Not to Run for Labour Leader
Cabinet ministers loyal to Keir Starmer are urging Darren Jones not to run for Labour leader against Andy Burnham, fearing a contest could disrupt party unity and focus on delivery.
Brexit 10 Years On: Blue Passports, Big Ben, and Bpoplive Quiz
Test your memory of the weirdest moments from the UK's Brexit negotiations, from blue passports to Boris Johnson's banana comments, in this 18-question quiz marking the 10th anniversary of the referendum.
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Labor Tax Deal Win May Jeopardise NDIS Reform Passage
Labor secured Greens support for tax changes, but the deal extended the NDIS inquiry, potentially derailing cost-cutting reforms. The Coalition's vote is now critical, with growing concerns.
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